On Tuesday 30 December 2008, shimi wrote: > On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 9:19 PM, Oleg Goldshmidt <p...@goldshmidt.org> wrote: > > shimi <linux...@shimi.net> writes: > > > There's The Fault Tolerant Shell[1], that assumes that running for > > > too long is 'a fault', which you might use. > > > > I am not sure - the typical use case of ftsh is to keep trying for so > > many times or for such and such time interval if your task keeps > > failing. I understood the OP requirements as to be able to kill a > > perfectly running application after a specified time interval. I am > > not sure ftsh handles this case. > > I know what the typical use is, but... if you define "try one attempt" and > "a failure is when the task is running more than 4 hours", essentially you > build something that runs whatever you want, and assumes a failure after 4 > hours, cleans it up gracefully, and that's it, no? >
Yes, I can confirm it works for me, albeit it is a bit strange that a successful 6 hours rsync session ends with an error "script failed". I also wish ftsh project would look a bit more "alive" (and packaged for my distro would be awesome). Thanks, --y
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